After Traffic Stop for Phone in Right Hand, She Called Out the Problem
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The deputy insisted he saw a driver with a phone in her right hand. That turned out to be impossible, and the case was dropped.
The deputy insisted he saw a driver with a phone in her right hand. That turned out to be impossible, and the case was dropped.
The deputy insisted he saw a driver with a phone in her right hand. That turned out to be impossible, and the case was dropped.
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